Yeah, I need that kit in my life.

Boots:
These are the boots that I ended up getting. They are comfortable and fit good. I'm considering cutting them down below the stretch panel, so I can use them for Level 3 approval.
https://bikeapparels.com/collections/men-mounted-police-boots/products/fammz-mb-3-mens-man-horse-riding-mounted ...

I don't think there's a hard and fast rule. I made mine so that the top of the emitter was at eye level. That seemed to make it managable.

Love the work that you're doing. Great job thinking outside the box using a model drill to make holes and then cut.

If you can find an R/C Car store nearby or online they make scissors that are built to cut ABS plastic like that. You may find that easier or at least quicker.

I picked up a pair ...

If you bought it who was the seller. I could use a new belt. :)


I got my belt from Darman's' Props on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/DarmansProps?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=629221573 . If you specify in the notes, he will send it w/o a rivet. You can order with and without the ...

I love the Saber Pike that you have. Where did you get it from?

Yeah... the price is cost prohibitive. Especially when foreign (EURO or GBP) is involved.

Hrm.. I think the issue is that the slip joints just are not long enough. If instead of 1.5" of the slip joint covered, 4 or 5" on each end that might help stiffen it up. The cover these longer slip joints ...

Batsk wrote: Sun Sep 20, 2020 9:04 pm Have you looked into Endor Armory's saberpikes? They're the only group that make an aluminum saberpike for folks like us right now.

I did. 600 Euro seemed a bit steep. That's more than even I can justify.

Slip fitting PVC together for a saber pike has the look, but the body of the saber pike flexes so much. Especially over time.

Has anyone tried to make 3d printed parts that go on a straight body Ultra-Saber or Saber forge lightsaber and extensions? Seems like that would be a way to get there.
v/r ...

There should be some faint trim lines on the front and back that you can follow. I left mine a touch thick, so that they looked like a piece of armor and not just 3mm plastic.


It's pretty much up to you though.
v/r,

Dave